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The purpose of this blog is to share opinions about the Anglo-Saxon literature.
I will post some comments and questions about the topics discussed in class and you have to participate expressing your own points of view. You need to check the blog constantly 'cause depending on your classmates' opinions or ideas, you will answer. It means that you must participate more than once for each comment I post. Make the blog a dynamic window where we can share links, ideas and opinions that can help us learn more about the British and American Literature.
I will post some comments and questions about the topics discussed in class and you have to participate expressing your own points of view. You need to check the blog constantly 'cause depending on your classmates' opinions or ideas, you will answer. It means that you must participate more than once for each comment I post. Make the blog a dynamic window where we can share links, ideas and opinions that can help us learn more about the British and American Literature.
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ResponderEliminarHi friends! How you doing? Well, the first thing that I realized that both(Paul and Lawrance) had in common is that both grow in town of miners and their fathers are miners too in Nothingham! And both won many prizes Paul in paiting and Lawrance in writing!
ResponderEliminarI agree with William,Paul Lawrence and had many things in common, the first to be raised among miners and second that the two traveled to Nottinglam, Paul for work and Lawrence his fame as written
EliminarVery good, William! What about the rest of participants? What do you think about the question posted above?
ResponderEliminarNow, think about the religious aspects of this novel. Can you specify some of them?
ResponderEliminarWell, the only characters that focus in the religious aspect is Miriam and Paul. Miriam is a very religious girl, and the only companion that she had in home is his mother, because her brother Edgar, don´t believe in anything. Meanwhile Paul believe in God, but not in the same way that Miriam, he believe that God is love and that Miriam should love him!
EliminarI think if there are religious aspects because Paul believed so much in God, but Miriam God loved
EliminarIs Mrs. Morel the most important woman to Paul throughout the novel, or are there moments at which his relationships with Miriam or Clara take precedence? If so, what is the significance of these moments?
ResponderEliminarMrs. Morel was the most important woman to Paul , He thought he was in love of Mirian, but after his mother´s dead, realized he did not feel love for Mirian, he loved his mother was above all, after the death of his mother make the decision to stay alone, because he realized that he belonged to his mother
EliminarWell I think it is true the fact that Mrs. Morel was the most important woman to Paul inthe novel, Even when he spent a lot of time with Miriam and Clara, he always came back to see his mother, in those moments which Paul was with Miriam and Clara he did not know what he really feels. He thought he was in love, but after his mother´s dead, he could realized that all the things that he lived with the two women was no love, he was empty, and he felt so bad. After his mother´s dead, Paul made a decision, he would be alone forever because he realized that he belonged to his mother
ResponderEliminarWell, I think that Miriam was the important woman in Paul´s life,but just when they know for first time, after that Paul know her more and when they haved together, he forgetted her, and he focuss was in Clara, but after he fought with her husband, he back with his mother.
EliminarHi there!, well this novel has some important religious aspects in their lifes, a bible that a member of cleric gave to Mrs. Morel, otherwise Miriam loves and trusts in God but not at the same way than Paul.
ResponderEliminarhello! Miriam loved God and trusted him, but Paul also believed that there was a God, but Paul was not as religious as Miriam
EliminarI agree with Nixon, the most important in Paul's life was his mother. However the relationship of Paul between Clara and Miriam honestly I think it wasn't love, he needed a different feeling that his mother gave him perhaps... a different way to love..
ResponderEliminarMiriam has a sense of power over Paul because she is not his mother. When you look at Paul as a person, you have to realize that any woman won't ever be as important or as influential as his mother is. Miriam becomes Mom's competition, and Paul feels guilty because his relationship hurt his mother.
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